Lampard remains wary of teams at the bottom

Frank Lampard has warned his Chelsea team-mates the Premier League is becoming more difficult than ever before as they prepare to take on Bolton tomorrow.

Lampard has fond memories of the Reebok Stadium - his two goals there in 2005 clinched Chelsea's first League title in 50 years and the Blues have won at Bolton for five seasons in a row.

Chelsea go to Lancashire on the back of a home defeat against Arsenal while Bolton are on a high after four victories and 10 goals in their last five matches.

Lampard, who has not scored in the last seven games, said: "I think there's as lot of strength in depth now.

"Some of the teams further down the League have bought well and the teams that came up, Stoke and Hull, up have bought well too."

Chelsea captain John Terry believes his team are still well placed but praised Liverpool who lead by a point at the top of the table.